Ackify CE est une plateforme open-source (AGPL v3) permettant de générer des preuves de lecture cryptographiquement vérifiables pour des documents internes.
Le problème
Les organisations doivent souvent prouver qu'un collaborateur a lu un document (politique RGPD, charte de sécurité, formation obligatoire). Les solutions existantes sont soit trop lourdes (signature électronique qualifiée comme DocuSign à 10-30€/utilisateur/mois), soit non sécurisées (simple email).
La solution
Ackify génère des preuves de lecture cryptographiques avec :
- Signatures Ed25519 (même algo que SSH)
- Horodatage immutable (PostgreSQL triggers)
- Hash chain blockchain-like
- Vérification offline possible
Cas d'usage
- Validation de politiques internes (sécurité, RGPD)
- Attestations de formation obligatoire
- Prise de connaissance de procédures
- Accusés de réception contractuels
Différence avec DocuSign
Ackify n'est pas une alternative à DocuSign pour des contrats juridiques. C'est une solution simple pour des besoins internes où la signature qualifiée est overkill.
N'hésitez pas si vous avez des questions techniques !
Installation
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/btouchard/ackify-ce/main/install/install.sh | bash
cd ackify-ce
nano .env # Configurer OAuth2
docker compose up -d
Installation complète en ~5 minutes.
Stack technique
Backend
- Go 1.24 (Clean Architecture / DDD)
- PostgreSQL 16
- Chi Router
- OAuth2 (Google, GitHub, GitLab, custom) ou Magic Link (passwordless)
Frontend
- Vue 3 + TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- i18n (FR, EN, ES, DE, IT)
DevOps
- Docker distroless < 30 MB
- CI/CD GitHub Actions
- Tests : 72,6% couverture (180 tests unitaires + 33 intégration)
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